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Ep. 13 Building a relationship with exercise that lasts

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Consistency in exercise doesn’t happen by accident—it’s built through intentional habits, a flexible mindset, and a deeper understanding of the brain-body connection. In this episode, we explore the ways you can redefine what exercise means to you, the role of rewards in building habits, and the neuroscience behind movement. Plus, practical tips for overcoming resistance and reframing challenging sensations like breathlessness and fatigue.What You’ll Learn:
  • How expanding your definition of exercise can improve flexibility and motivation.
  • The science of rewards, from temptation bundling to variable reinforcement.
  • Strategies to reframe physiological sensations and build intrinsic motivation.
  • The role of neurogenesis and dopamine in creating lasting exercise habits.
Key Takeaways:
  • Movement is movement: redefine exercise to include a wide variety of activities.
  • Randomized rewards can make exercise feel exciting and desirable.
  • Resistance is normal, but your reaction to it determines your success.
  • Exercise promotes brain health and memory through neurogenesis.
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Content provided by Dr Jenni Douglas. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr Jenni Douglas or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.
Consistency in exercise doesn’t happen by accident—it’s built through intentional habits, a flexible mindset, and a deeper understanding of the brain-body connection. In this episode, we explore the ways you can redefine what exercise means to you, the role of rewards in building habits, and the neuroscience behind movement. Plus, practical tips for overcoming resistance and reframing challenging sensations like breathlessness and fatigue.What You’ll Learn:
  • How expanding your definition of exercise can improve flexibility and motivation.
  • The science of rewards, from temptation bundling to variable reinforcement.
  • Strategies to reframe physiological sensations and build intrinsic motivation.
  • The role of neurogenesis and dopamine in creating lasting exercise habits.
Key Takeaways:
  • Movement is movement: redefine exercise to include a wide variety of activities.
  • Randomized rewards can make exercise feel exciting and desirable.
  • Resistance is normal, but your reaction to it determines your success.
  • Exercise promotes brain health and memory through neurogenesis.
Links & Resources:
  continue reading

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